The C2 - The Stingray

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The C2 was the shortest lasting Corvette design yet. It only lasted for 4 years from 1963 - 1967. Even though, it had a large impact. Especially on the European competetors. It boasted hidden headlamps, independent rear suspension, and a classic dual-cove dashboard.

Vehicle Identification Numbers

Model Year First Last
9/62 - 8/63 30837S100001 30837S121513
9/63 - 7/64 40837S100001 40837S122229
8/64 - 8/65 194375S100001 194375S123562
9/65 - 8/66 194376S100001 194376S127720
9/66 - 8/67 194377S100001 194377S122940

1963

  • Base Price: $4037
  • Production: Total: 21,513, Fuel Injected: 2610, Coupes: 10,594, Convertible: 10,919
  • Brakes: Drum
  • Base Curb Weight: 3160 lb
  • Transmission: 3 or 4-speed manual or 2-speed automatic
  • Steering: Recirculating ball

    Engine Options

    There were four choices of engines in 1963 all were V8's.
  • Base: 250bhp, 327 cubic inches, Compression: 10.25:1
  • L75: 300bhp, 327 cubic inches
  • L76: 340bhp, 327 cubic inches, Compression: 11.25.:1
  • L84(Fuel Injected): 360bhp, 327 cubic inches

    Accesory Options

  • A/C: Only on base and L75 engines, only fitted to 278 cars.
  • Power Steering: Cost: $75.35
  • A31 Power Windows: Cost: $59.20

    1964

    The legendary split window was removed on the 64 because it reduced the driver's rear view.
  • Production: Total: 22,229, Coupe: 8304, Convertible: 13925
  • Brakes: Drum

    Engines

    There were four choices of engines in 1964 all were V8's.
  • Base: 250bhp, 327 cubic inches, Compression: 10.25:1
  • L75: 357bhp, 327 cubic inches
  • L76: 365bhp, 327 cubic inches, Compression: 11.25.:1
  • L84(Fuel Injected): 375bhp, 327 cubic inches, Top Speed: 142 mph

    Accesory Options

    Options on the 1964 were about the same as the 1963.

    1965

    Four wheel disc breaks were introduced as standard in this year and it was the last year for fuel injection until 1982.
  • Production: Total: 23,562 , Big-Blocks: 2157 , Fuel Injected: 771, Coupe: 8186, Convertible: 15,376
  • Brakes: 4 Wheel Disc, Drums Optional

    Engines

    There were four choices of engines in 1964 all were V8's.
  • Base: 250bhp, 327 cubic inches
  • L76: 365bhp, 327 cubic inches, Compression: 11.25.:1
  • L78: 425bhp, 415lb ft of torque, 396 cubic inches, Compression: 11.0:1
  • L84(Fuel Injected): 360bhp, 327 cubic inches

    Accesory Options

    Options on the 1965 were about the same as the 1963 and 1964 with the exception of the below:
  • Side Exhaust Pipes: Exhaust running along the side of the car. Cost: $135.50
  • Break Booster: The powered break booster was vacuum-operated, it was an option because many thought disc breaks always need a break booster.
  • Drum Breaks Only 316 buyers choose the drum break option. Cost: -$64.50

    1966

  • Production: Total: 27,720 , 425hp Option: 5258, Coupe: 9958, Convertible: 17,762
  • Brakes: 4 Wheel Disc

    Engines

    There were four choices of engines in 1964 all were V8's.
  • Base: 300bhp, 327 cubic inches
  • L36: 390bhp, 396 cubic inches, Compression: 10.25.:1
  • L76: 365bhp, 327 cubic inches, Compression: 11.25.:1
  • L72: 425bhp, 415lb ft of torque, 427 cubic inches, Compression: 11.0:1

    Accesory Options

  • Side Exhaust Pipes: Exhaust running along the side of the car. Cost: $135.50

    1967

  • Production: Total: 22,940, Coupe: 8504, Convertible: 14,436; L89: 16; L88: 20; L71: 3754
  • Brakes: 4 Wheel Disc

    Engines

    There were 6 engine options in 1967 all were V8's.
  • Base: 300bhp, 327 cubic inches
  • L36: 390bhp, 396 cubic inches, Compression: 10.25.:1
  • L76: 365bhp, 327 cubic inches, Compression: 11.25.:1
  • L72: 425bhp, 415lb ft of torque, 427 cubic inches, Compression: 11.0:1
  • L71: 435hp, 427 cubic inches, Triple two barrel carbueration
  • L88: (430hp advertised) 560hp, 427 cubic inches, Compression: 12.5:1, Aluminum heads.
  • L89: 435hp, 460lb ft of torque, 427 cubic inches, Aluminum heads

    Options

  • Side Exhaust Pipes: Exhaust running along the side of the car. Cost: $132.00

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